Published Feb 17, 2020
What the Coronavirus Means for Pandemic Bonds
Tracy Alloway delves into the impact of coronavirus on Hong Kong and examines the financial challenges of pandemic bonds, while expert Olga Jonas critiques their economic inefficacy and underscores the urgency of preparedness in handling pandemics' unique economic threats.

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